Le mer 06/01/10 14:27, "Tommi Mäkitalo" tommi@tntnet.org a écrit:

There is a flag -t in zimDump, which switches to search by title. I just realized that this is missing on the help page. I will add that.

To find a article by title use: zimDump -t -i -f "MyTitle" myzimfile.zim

:)

I wanted to try the "-t" parameter, but I now don' t understand why the second command does not return the article with idx=4

$zimDump -i -f 8P articles.zim url: 9 title: The Beatles idx: 4 namespace: A redirect: 0 mime-type: 0 article size: 177163 $ zimDump -t -i -f "The Beatles" articles.zim url: 10 title: 10 idx: 9 namespace: I redirect: 0 mime-type: 3 article size: 24152

The ZIM file can be found here: http://tmp.kiwix.org/tmp/articles.zim

To use it in your application use iterators:

zim::File::const_iterator it = zimFile.find('A', "MyUrl"); or zim::File::const_iterator it = zimFile.findByTitle('A', "MyTitle");

This will return a iterator to the first article whose url (or title) is equal

or greater than the passed string. You have to compare the iterator against

zimFile.end() to check, if it points really to a valid article. If you look

for a range of articles starting with a specific url (or title) you have to

do

that manually e.g.:

zim::File::const_iterator itFirst = zimFile.find('A', "MyUrl"); zim::File::const_iterator itLast = zimFile.find('A', "MyUrm");

or by comparing yourself: for (zim::File::const_iterator it = zimFile.find('A', "MyUrl"); it != zimFile.end() && it->getUrl().compare(0, 5, "MyUrl") == 0) ++it) { }

Perfect, will test it ASAP.

Emmanuel